Re: best python compiler
I've used Py2Exe before, but that was purely for user convenience and distribution. Ultimately with that in mind I kind of wish I'd gone .NET.
PyArmor (they've spelt that wrong) preports to do some level of this for you. Might be worth considering. You could also look into uglification and minification of Python code, it works to rather accidentally obfiscate JS code, though Python needing whitespace will make minification hard. Maybe it can just be uglified. But even that can sort of be reversed.
Really though, most of this will be reversabl with Python, it's an interpreted language, it's some of the risk you take. So your options are really compile it or change to a compiled language. Or, another option, have your code hosted online. With the obvious caveat that no internet connection, no app.
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